Packed with slap groove vibes! A collection of songs with cool bass
Hey everyone, do you like low end? In this article, we’ll introduce songs with awesome bass parts—mainly Japanese rock, with some J‑POP too.
From tracks with flashy riffs and slap, to funky, rolling bass lines, grooves that hit even with fewer notes, and tunes with stellar tone design—we’re picking from all angles.
You can just surrender to the sound and vibe out, or use it to find your favorite bassist and think, “I want to play like that!”
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Packed with slap-bass groove! A collection of songs with awesome bass (51–60)
Yellow ToyAooo
Formed by four talented young musicians with diverse careers, Aooo released “Yellow Toy” in 2024—a track distinguished by its skillful musicianship and aggressive sense of speed.
Yamamoto Hikaru’s bass delivers a technical performance throughout, weaving in slap techniques within moving, shifting phrases.
Despite the technical playing, the vocals and guitar remain at the forefront, with the bass serving to underpin the song—another key point.
It’s a piece that shines for its sense of balance: supporting the track while, at times, asserting itself with technical flourishes like slap.
LokiMikito P
When you look for famous VOCALOID songs, Mikito-P’s tracks are always mentioned.
With lyrics written from a unique perspective and a light, catchy melody, this number really sticks in your ears.
The slap bass phrases riding on the tight beat both enhance the vocal melody and assert the bass’s presence.
It’s a piece that lets you enjoy the bass guitar’s wide range and expressive character, making an already complex song sound even more intricate—so be sure to pay attention to the bass when you listen.
Travel the GalaxySuspended 4th
Suspended 4th is a four-piece rock band that has drawn attention for their meticulously crafted songs and the high-level performance skills of every member.
The title track of their first album, “Travel The Galaxy,” kicks off at top speed, instantly ramping up the excitement.
You can really feel how the surging bassline further refines the band’s ensemble.
With aggressive bass playing that injects drive and groove throughout the entire track, it’s a rock tune with a powerful, unforgettable impact.
Sparkle DancerFurederikku
Frederic is a four-piece rock band.
Their track “Sparkle Dancer” is a feel-good number with a bassline that makes effective use of rests.
In addition to picked playing, there are sections with slap, creating a sound that bass lovers won’t be able to resist.
In particular, the transition into the C section features high-register phrases that skillfully use the upper frets to lift the mood.
What’s more, the craftsmanlike performance—never overly showy and always serving the song as a whole—brings out the bass’s appeal to the fullest.
[Packed with Slap Groove Vibes!] A Compilation of Songs with Awesome Bass (61–70)
Stratocaster SeasideSuspended 4th
One of the signature songs by Suspended 4th, the band that gained buzz with their street live performances.
It features an incredibly catchy guitar riff, a wild vocal, and top-tier musicianship across all instruments—but bassist Hiromu Fukuda’s playing really steals the show.
Right from the intro, a distorted 16th-note line delivers overwhelming presence, and once the first verse hits, a barrage of slap phrases takes over—an absolute highlight reel.
The pre-chorus and chorus aren’t slapped, but the groove is off the charts throughout.
Give it multiple listens and study it closely!
Chungking ExpressUNISON SQUARE GARDEN
UNISON SQUARE GARDEN is a three-piece rock band that has gained popularity for songs that blend complex, gimmick-filled arrangements with pop melodies.
The lead track from their ninth album, “Ninth Peel,” titled “Koisuru Wakusei,” features catchy, glamorous choruses and horn tones.
Even within the pop ensemble, the bass lines assert a strong presence—something that feels quintessentially UNISON SQUARE GARDEN.
As a three-piece—the smallest possible lineup—the bass sound stands out with even greater definition, making this a refreshing, high-energy tune.
DOGLANDPEOPLE 1
PEOPLE 1 is a three-piece pop band garnering attention mainly online for their literary-tinged songs and original artwork.
Their 13th digital-only single, DOGLAND—used as the ending theme for episode 10 of the TV anime Chainsaw Man—is a track whose sound, in sync with the anime’s dark atmosphere, creates an addictive pull.
The melodic bassline stands out without getting buried, even amid the thrilling ensemble.
It’s an aggressive rock tune in which the bass continues to form the core throughout the song’s rapidly shifting structure.